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AAF Optimus Modded Driver For Windows 10 & Windows 11 - Only for Realtek HDAUDIO Chips

Welcome back!! :):)
 
NEW VERSION RELEASED!
 
The new version still has no master volume control, it's either 100% or 0%, anything between just sets the volume to 100% all the time

Windows 11 23H2, Asrock X670E Steel Legend (ALC1220)
 
The new version still has no master volume control, it's either 100% or 0%, anything between just sets the volume to 100% all the time

Windows 11 23H2, Asrock X670E Steel Legend (ALC1220)
Which components in the package did you select for installation?

The new version still has no master volume control, it's either 100% or 0%, anything between just sets the volume to 100% all the time

Windows 11 23H2, Asrock X670E Steel Legend (ALC1220)
I uploaded the version with FIX in some system records. Link already updated.
 
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This Dolby Digital Live configuration is indeed in trouble. I will provide another configuration.
 
It's still not fixed, sorry the replies are coming through late because of moderator approval
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That is the problem
 
AAF Optimus DCH Audio Pack_9749: Realtek Audio Patched + All Dolby versions/options working stable
AAF Optimus DCH Audio Pack_9749: No need to install Dolby Digital Live, otherwise there will be problems adjusting the volume after installation.
AAF Optimus DCH Audio Pack_9749: When installing, Realtek Audio Console in the start menu it is not installed, you have to fix it using a batch file
AAF Optimus DCH Audio Pack_9749: I chose the installation for myself; Realtek Audio Patched + Dolby Audio Premium + Realtek Audio Console (Realtek Audio Control installation using a script file)

Otherwise, everything is working satisfactorily so far. Thanks AAF Optimus:clap:
 
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Hi guys, I'm trying to install your driver, I can't figure out how to make it work on my laptop. I have a G752VSK, it has a built-in subwoofer, I see it in the mixer but it doesn't work. Is it possible to import the configuration from the original driver somehow? I would also like to set up the equalizer separately for the front speakers, for the subwoofer and for the headphones in the 3.5 jack. Where is the audio codec configuration stored at all? I want to connect two more speakers and install them in the monitor, I can solder an amplifier board to an unoccupied audio output, but I have no idea where to turn it on later :)
 
@nickarcade, you would need to go to their site and scroll down, looking for 'Contact us'. Specify the model of the unit, and ask if optical out supports more than 2 channels.
If they are using the current SPDIF consumer standard, or professional standard (can have both), then it should support 15+ channel LPCM (PCM).

HDMI and SPDIF still use an HDA bus (unless its USB SPDIF), which is limited to ~37 Mbits/s. The most you can do I think is 32 channels 24 bit 48k, based on HDMI 2+.
If it comes with its own EDID programmer, then its likely they opted for programmable SPDIF, so I would contact them, use my posts as notes.

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@YodaSkate, that feature is app controlled, without the app, I think you simply just set 7.1 and rear blue becomes side, not sure though for me blue defaults to line in.
I asked in their Discord and their tech support said it's consumer standard and only does 2 channel PCM or multichannel bitstream. Not even sure how multichannel PCM over SPDIF is possible anyway due to the bandwidth
 
File Reuploaded. Nahimic Fixed. Adjusted HSA INF Versions.
 
The bus driver that I make available in my package, although it is signed, is not a WHQL signature, just like the other driver files. Therefore, with the exception of generic drivers, if any of these devices (Realtek audio chip or Intel SST bus) already have a driver installed that contains the WHQL signature, the drivers in this package will not be able to impose themselves on the installation, as Windows will always give preference to WHQL drivers.
 
The bus driver that I make available in my package, although it is signed, is not a WHQL signature, just like the other driver files. Therefore, with the exception of generic drivers, if any of these devices (Realtek audio chip or Intel SST bus) already have a driver installed that contains the WHQL signature, the drivers in this package will not be able to impose themselves on the installation, as Windows will always give preference to WHQL drivers.
You don't have to be too sensitive to user reactions or feedback. I'm always grateful for your work. Even if the current package isn't perfect, I hope you'll take your time and fix it in the next version rather than rushing to fix it now.
 
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